Abstract paintings created from vulnerability, color, and instinct.

I build each piece through repetition, pressure, and reaction. I work fast at the beginning, then slow down as structure starts to form. I stop the moment the painting feels alive. Every piece is one of one. No prints. No duplicates.

My background in design shapes how I approach color, balance, and composition. I am drawn to faces, tension, and emotion, using geometric breaks and layered marks to create internal movement. The work reflects energy more than accuracy and intention more than realism.

Each painting exists as a record of a specific moment. Line comes from rhythm. Color comes from state of mind. Nothing is overworked or repeated. What you see is exactly what was created in that moment.

Art started for me long before I called it art. As a kid, I drew to make sense of the noise around me and to find focus. Lines, shapes, and color became a place to think and breathe. Over time, instinct turned into a consistent practice. Every piece still begins the same way: with a feeling or a single line, followed until it becomes me.